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Flagship Studios Explains EULA Language That Has Fans In Uproar

Flagship Studios recently released a demo for their upcoming game, Hellgate: London. Fans who decided to read the EULA, were shocked to find that it allowed EA to collect personal data for advertising. News hit the Internet and has prompted Flagship to give a response. (Hellgate: London, PC)

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